f.”kly march momenta on 8st-
today
14:!
a... mast Norwelk Advent, Christish‘
”Church iii the master who will If
. tiniest-vices to be held this evening.
lav his. Tessie in In interesting .talk
1. .1, Wdrh tni lentils dawn the old tem-
' ‘ is. old structure in case it should be
. mile necaswy. within the next few
1 on next Sunday. January 11th. Ensign
_ Ieoly Brown Fruit Holly
10
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' hold its redder my meeting this
. the player services in the East ave-
. . it was regretted by the members that
-§”‘.J
‘wlll tabs advantage of this opporturs
that; street. East Norwalt,'oillcers in
.Lfisd where he will have charge of
=' ens evangelistic department of
Sarge army in that city. Local peo-
_ 1 alevwiliregretthe‘depsrture from this
‘ . city»: Mr. and we ran-en. but at
“fieir deserved pmrhotlon
so; in new;
sheet post as more parlor detest
.nidsnblelnmatunctlnsthe atten-
_' intro! alerts. aslnherot‘epectaters.
4% score enolete follows:
‘5'“ ,‘
mwmsims31 at cannon: sea-arm sentiment, ac
Church. “hidden-attend the
The W at?” at the nut
avenueu. s Maw»
uterus-e. Am t'ue will be an-
ioyed ibesides 0: the regular sewing
wort.
Miss M Theyer Raymond. '01
Cornell-dietitian. N. Vila in Nor-
wnlll tor a sererai weeks' visit with
relatives i! die nird District. Miss
llnymondw‘iliepeudpartctthe time
with relnucu in “New Cnna‘an.
tin spite it the storm last evening,
nue M. E. (lurch were well-attended.
flow. 0. E. Barto, pastor or the Nor-
wnlt-llethodist Episcopal church. who
was to speak. was unable to attend.
The storm last evening caused «both
the commercial end street lighting on
the East Side to be out {or some lit
lie time. the high wind resulted. in
some minor damages to the wires or
the local municipal Station through-'
out East Norwelk.
- There was ”nesting of the Sun»
day'sdlool board of the! h? avenue
l. E. Ohm. lest evening. Due to
an error, the announcement of the
meeting was made in the regular
\ _ he meeting is scheduled for
the last Monday of the month.
' 'l’he lull-Olly high tide this mom-
iilx, be“ property alone the. East
Dildo ‘abore to I great extent. The
1. yard in there-r or the Crescent Lana.
dry was lauded ultethn laundry
lilii was ltdelt‘vhich insonIIthlns silt
ordinary. Ali-elbu'i the s
the tide established I 'record bigZ
water mark"~ ' -’
a ,1,
Bell. Gm. Ii l'eeple. pastor of
dress them at the East avenue
I. lit new at the special evaarelib
qwditlsaspccdedclnrsenumher
.. -5‘
.‘lty of hearts: lion.
W.”—
My bridge has been- held- up for
a slam he to enable the Heller:
fillerton 00mm to divert tramc ever
we. to clone the new bridge for a
in. hours to make minor adiustments.
m r. demolishing the old bridge
fill start the latter part of this week.
" m and Ira. Pas-rill. or 4 Cot-
charge‘ emu local Salvation Army
some have announced. that they will
lipid their farewell services in the
Salvation Army Hall on Water street.
mu has‘been honored with y de-
tilled promotion to the post in Hart-
the
‘fie same time reiolce with them in
George Brown. tilted 80.1nat even-
'Couniuoeisiamor ins two»
' and nelt‘el’ it they lied been given
. of cutting down the hill alone would
cord-g to the Brides Construction I
Thaw-mend ensla-
conatructicn oo-nittee have premis-
ed to put forth every snort to~llave
the double track on the new bridge
M10 Tillifliflii
We; m p"
VstadilSStIm-le
$19,”. ‘ m M—
mrhfilllflym-
Ilium e
Dnrien will mm a new road 0 -
kenek‘e. Only alter a heated “gentile
:i'i’d the supporters of the building of
t e proposed roadway gain their vic—
ory in the adoptbn. by the town
meeting Monty night, of the Select-
menu report. The 'rcport dealt with
a layout pm identical with
the former layouts fer the read.
From them company ia- taken
properly on the attain or 21.000
equal-alibi: tron the Austin pro-N
party: “1.0003 sonar-d feet! *rné cost
or the work. this" Welling? age"
lies. is 810.00'1'h1d Town Hall was
filled to the wary doors, All seals
Were 'tnlren. and rows. lre standing.
at the rea‘r' or the i. Over 400‘
were press“.
Drab. Ill Hoyle: uttered a insole.
lion that the Selectmen be author-‘
ired .to carryout the-plane. R. F.
Purdy rose to move that resolution
be inid on the table for the ’time
“tiring. A technicality was the base of
Mr. Purdyn diam that the Select
men bed noted MM their instruc-
tions. He claimed that the Selectmen
bud incurred lihblllty-tor the town.
an appropriation to coventhe outley
of the MILO. B. Fitch replied that
the cost was to be included. in the
nropriati'on to be made-tor the road
Min-Puriy insisted on hlnpoint. when'
lilr. Fitch ahted that tile Belectmen's
work hhd’been done on the act of
n. town meetlnc. and not on the res-
ponsibility ot the Board of Select-
men. ,, 1
The next state of proceedings was
a motion by Mr Purdy that ‘the vote
on the report be taken by blilOt and
check list. n‘iwna said that many
whose namenvwere not on the list,
but who had a lightto vote would
thus be deprived. The meeting dc-
clded to vomby ballot alone. The
:10er resolution was reread. Luck-.
iiy. becnuas I certain clause lot I
former report. by which Theodore
Austin was muted that his taxes
would not be related for five years.
had been left on in this report, for-
Mr. Pnrdy wanted to know it the
Selectmen Ind uterus)“ to tie up the
Board or Assn-or- by such a guar-
antee.
H. 8. Reflect threw a, bomb in by
asking. “Why not improve Hoggts
Hill?” Frank Holmes was prepared
for this; and send a. letter‘trom En—
gineer Harold A. Persona. Thescost
be. according to his estimate. :8.-
700. Then out of making a good
' ' of roadway out of the old To-
East Wash
comm. rnngQJtytheseol-e
gem-7!. The me via oneolcon-
'L. mini that m talus "ooulll not
know whether I had dropped he or
W
'meosinesv‘osiirmdmdaeseuy
mama's: nanny wen concerned. he
omnisnd
voted 1'. :I‘, fit slalom were"
1 funds that annual who‘ votgl had no
unit to vote. ’ ‘
Cite Mich who inseam the,“
'r
Irene“ him was calculated to
reach new Hr. Bellecit spoke of
getting no ulna-Is Iron: a. local con-t
tractor.
Dr. Smith and Hr. Cmtoot were
appointed tensed and the \votlng
commenced. The hotel. number of
votes cast wen 1:85, ofvshom 1551
said "Yes" and In said “No." So
the report was accented.
Dr. A. N. Pldllipi of Glenbrook
pmtehted am the tom of rating,
w: m .md many
votes." new that!!!) was as
one. but that. In La question where
protested Meeting In the: men-
gnnhNthtbe par-.
WM is new road rnade an
would finned. M'-mm$d here
‘for the work. was carried With -no
A minutes how needless to «yams-w
Mr. Kl‘urdy were overcome.
The third item. that the Select;
men be authorized to borrow “0.000 f
trouble. In that manner was the Tie-
ltsneke roadway proposition settled.
.Two more items remained. both
W approved. One was to appro-
priate [200 for street lights. and the
other was to authorise the Select-
men to ask for $20. 009 from the
‘iltate highway Commissioner for
turther lmprmemcut of Mansfield
avenue. The pmpohed lights are to
be located as follows: Tao on Her»
men Imus. Ncroton flights; one
on the Mlddlesex Read 11:3. on the
creed. near CW
Mansfield avenue; one on the ”host
Road. near Gracie street. and two
on Kiddie-an Read nail the his:
place.
The contract for the
bid was “.900 for making the real
bind the removal of the! Austin
house. The remgiaedr oi the appro'
bastion o! tlo, 000 was for land
damages.
.._..—-—-
‘l‘be Combustion“ Christain En-
deavbr
meeting tonisht
The Travel Club meet Monday
night at the home of Dr. H. Brown.
on the Post Road
The Dslien Grange is to meet on
Thursday evening in the parlors of
the Methodist Church. I
Miss Annie Conn o! the Town
Hall staff enjoyed a holiday Mon-
day, which she spent out "oi town.
Mrs. J. H. Brown. who has been
ill for severe days is improving.
hilrs Josephine Tillman wars vis-
itor out of town yesterday after-
non. ..
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'i‘ho Hungrrgationul lindloe' Anid
Scieiy holds its annual meeting up
marrow at 2: 30 p. m. in the church
parlors. '
The W'onluns Cilia beanie meet-
ing arranged for last evening wee
postponed on account of the ineli-
mcnt weather. it wil- be held on Fri-
clock let the Center BUIOOL Dull“.
Miss Pansy Bosoni head of the item-
ford lisitlng nurses. and Mrs. Ed-
ward H. Smith. president oi the Vil-
ltlns Nurse Association 0t Stam-
ford will address tho meeting“ on the
subject of ‘Visiting Nurses: All the
women of the community are cord»
a'mlg invited to attend the meeting:
iiEiliiIllm W
w
Kept tier Leeks M “m M
wini 99" WW
"When you deli-ca your hair?
like red ‘uill Mpllflrilo menu
bloating it's, meta” Santana 1
y .
rosin. «subsumed-ea "
sense..- For lumlslmflbm
(I:
“Willi-1.1.2”. soil
Conwoand"‘iYou Mir-mu
spouse or soft brain Mlle“
.',
mamflmindethmgym
mother appliculon oi» are your. hair
becomes beautifully darkened. classy
and luxuriant You will elao discover
dendrud is no and hair has stopped
tolling.
Grey. faded lisir. thouipi no din
grace is a sign of old age. and as we
ell desire a youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy It once with
Wyeth'a also and Sulphur and-look
M W-
FIT M FISH .
SliiSlSE. arsenic
. _,.....__....
“Papa's Dispensin" 0M1 food
When Stomach Can’t—96W ‘
indigestion.
Do sonle'loods youeat hit-.bech+
meow.
mu6.'.b‘nantacosttirswhonr
societywilihodam?
day afternoon. January. 16. at I. o'- .
.5. new
V;hhsstdnethandhereflsit"
slowed-tummrmwmimgmmcm or Lose:
mammmu‘tm‘
A .lscto‘ry in sawing,
mi rinses
mum
TaliaHoySheWns Saved
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
niniswhicb wepnhllsilnrezenuinefiait
notblrto-ppo-thatifbydia E.
Pinkhnai’a Vegetable has the
virilutnheipthese wemenitwill help
g othuwunen Innis ordering in a
. manner?
I! you are ill do not dras‘along nnul
an operation is necessary. but at ones
hits Lydh I. Pinhbnm' a Vegetable
$.32“ s.
r to Lydia I’inkiiam
MedleincCo.(eonddestiai)Lynu.
Kass. Your latter wt! he opened.
sand and answered by a Woman
and held in Itrietgonfldenoe.
‘1’ -..:R9......__Wm 2'1. <
I‘ up“. .IWW g...
Mrs. Charleen. hills. or insulated
avenue. is again unite iii. ‘
un—ui—I—i.
lire: Gertrude Waiters Iiorieynot
omen m N secured a posi—
.tion with its causes Knapp Co, i
gotta Nbr‘wtnil
lus- suits m IL Mcwn’lis
“1:93va union in
t
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South Norwnikdr "‘ 1., $11
‘i'll 'Il...mh‘ Fz'lii'.‘
., ill-af‘idim‘ Sound. it booming
""0.
tier brother. womb Solar of bar“
stay "‘1'," Danbury.
Egret for me Mentored by;
Willem P. Beale. he talent a posi-
son so since Mt and Mobiles.-
ar with James Doti'n'ally. the South
Norwallt new Ind stationer. .
.‘Tll—
one. is Morin: well New to his}L
hues. manuals-omits icent
Channel’s pond. oil ”Sunday He
has been obliged to womanly xivel
uphis position dfithhh Towns
. i
l
a. a
Theta wee quite’ an Inciting lime
in RMMWIn hire. 4-. A.‘
West"ai‘i'lVeI my 11 o'clocli. and
lound thcher been owned
by burglars The Who door was
meflimhflmlfl We.
said: “amber. «ii-a p in." swim. l
taste good, but work'badiy: torment
into stubborn lumpnend cause a sick,
sour, sassy stomach? Now. Mr. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic. Jot this down: Pope's
Dispepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. More
never was anything so safely quick. so
certainly emective. No dilleience how
badly your stomach is disordered you
will get happy relied-in five minutes.
but whetplesses you most1is that it
strengthens and regulates your stoni-
scb so you can bet your tavorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies she you relief admo-
times-fancy are slow, but not sure
"Pope's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a h
condition so the misery won’t come
back _
You feel diderent as soon as “Pape' s
biapepain" comes in contact with the
stomach—distress just revitalise—your
stomach gets sweet, no m. nobeloir
lag, no annotations ot‘undiusated teed,
your head clears and you livel- line.
Go now, make the best investment.
youevsrlpadnby gownssiaige‘m-
bent case oi! Pepe?- Main Iron:
any drug store. You rhino in dw-
l
i
fi-otu fudmmmt. alanine“. or; III!
um W 1 .
brick building at 111 Bhllth Main
strips of a door. remm that
vancaas..The— .
'WMW Werne- ’
West event a "little W and struck
a baht. “As shim ‘erosnd is
found all the closet doom. sideboard
and all the dresser drewera all open
and everything taken out-- and spread
ont‘hofloori enhancements
to come in with her. Mr. use and
Mr. Savagecanle and went all man
the house. No onc'could be round.
and there was but very little eaten. .
only a silver watch and chain, two ' I
atdsm.
tum!
Hedi” M1". :3 .
W Hl‘ahsn Lows. has spent a few
Minimal.
C. DeBlonda and family are via-
iting in New York.
L. l. Gould is about nasal , after
several days' illness.
Unsley Ceres, has a new pair of
oxen. purchased in Shelton.
Mrs. P. P. Idol-choose hasrcturned »
from a abort trip to New York.
was Anna Gray, of Greenfield, has
been a [post of the
well.
Clarice Barons has a. new pair 0!
’young horses. purchased in Brim
port.
Mrs. Ivereon Panton is ab9ut 83-,
ain. after a severe attack of rheum-
A little son has arrived in the
home or Mr. and Min Elmer Tsi-
mdgc. 7
Mrs. Al. F.
zest of Miss Alice Fitch. of God—
lrey streai.
ails-“v rlhirloy raeadmll. at Beth-
Adele M3088
Mia. r. w. Treadweli. has been a
recent visitor witli‘i'lgieeds ill Wor-
cester, Muss
iawrenre Kellogg. has returned to
hit. Hermon. after spending his va-
cation at the East Side.
Levi Squires. has Spent a few
days in town with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Squires.
hir. and Mrs. Willard Clitiord. of
this place. have ontoltuinod friends
from Mt. Vernon. N 0.. last Ved‘k.
The Afternoon \Vllist (‘lub “ill be
entertained on Tuesday by ms. t‘.
E. Pllirhen iii her L'yoll ii Plums ros-
idenoe.
The Weston Civic imue. will
- hold a public whiat. on Friday 0! this
- week at the residence of Mrs. Eln-
ma Bradley of Bradley Street.
On Friday. evening. Jan, 15. the
Norneld Improvement Association.
will‘ hold a uni party in the town
he“. to which all are cordially in-
vited.
Another "Old Fueliioned Danes".
will be had in the town hall Wed-
header eyenlns under the menus-
meet at Unaeiy Come and Harold
otBDl'i'uL _ . .
.1.
NA good adv pays best in the best
’ hour It mutant. ‘lhemefillfll dis-
‘G in-
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alive:
film
"W1“ 'wi .‘rl.
_; y- t' pr m-
“0
so restaurateur-«III! Fibs."
Wflnlfli "lemma."
1 no settles unwound the tender
ate-sch. liver and barrel: so nicely.
(child ailllpiy will but asap slaw L. I"
instoelnpty the when.»
hill is. they become tilhlly 1010
'with mats. lher sub sluulab sad.
sch soon. then your little one be-
Mmmm dbls't
vltnlph mmmam no” Mmm'orcoi's as: .m-
tbs-ct. stomach-sells or diarrhoea-
Liam. Motherly See it tonnes
coated. then give a tuspoonlui oi
"Cablernia syrup or Figs, and in n
law hours all the constipated waste.
sour bile .and undigested toad Deeded
«spire: the systole, and you have ' a
well. playful child scald. ‘
mean of tdelbi'era sits "Caitlin-
limfimlloi'l‘iis“ missile per-
foot]! harmless.- ehlldren lovslt, and
the": fails to 'pct on the stomach.
liter and bowels.
eat your Wat tor a M the
tie oi 'Wliernlh Syrup of Fiat."
which has lull. directions for babies.
children at all ages and for grown-
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be-
were “of cmtertelts sold. .here. Get
the genuine, made by “California li‘il
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt. ,
rinse. scold pin and st in money. Mrs. . 1 11
West weayery sled they visited her- .
in the day time‘ when she was out. for
she said she did not we to entertain
\—
those kind of people.
iF'REMEN UNEAR‘FH OLD RUINS
WATERBURY. .Gom den. 13.—
Eli-sides mung I. in in a two-story
street. yesterday- mint. tore up
had m chained in: the. Mn
wet wiped oat munitions secttul or
Whtwhury ill 1903; may
loss oi over a iinfi Yen-
terday morning's are mean denim
estimated at l1.000lf;_ one et'tli‘e ”stores
in theibuiidills ll as“ who Mad by
Pant necessaries. with rows: arrested
two (hr-a we on: I Worms
charms hue Mmmle cm» L
threaten le, ism
Those at who colds that fairly
“ ne, railed?
that Will Bring uic‘lr relief: end
that its
customisable at all drug stores.
if you are afflicted with cough or
sold- it will nertamiunelievs you
msg#05315 and at the sun time build
ggel-letting, that, most dis?
tile waist- kaolin
Misses TrendL »
4 .
Hill was a week error.
has been in recent guest of Bites
5,
r1).
.1 and heavy rail“ slou'g the liddlc
new. lg "rmiis iii coated
in,
‘FLAIX SEED
EMULfiFON. LYNONINE For 1‘
years this medicine was used car'-
sively by pbySlcia'hs. but it is '
1 eye ' dreaded of Coughs. 1
use Wit Muslin
in Gowns. Drawers, Chemises,
Pnncesn Slips and Combination
Skirts and Drawers.
A new and complete assort-
E. K. Banks
. CWKW »MEL ILUCK,
' SOUTH “WALK.
DOLL am
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.DONNELLY'S
It‘ll“! NAIR arm,
wearers nonsense. '
i‘iclnily. Flair,
onigllt. Thurs-
ere. mlmbly
For Norwalii and
and slightly .colder
dny increasing, ole
followed by rain.
The storm which was central yes-
terday morning near Oatterus. N. 0...
moved up the court increasing in lit-
tenaily. and' is new central near New
tuckct. Malls. it carried high width;
and North Atlantic coasts. The hith-
est wimisreported was 76 antics per
tisrliimcei is denim! this mm cv-
weerlrlrmdwms 1 [lino
‘ rope . *' " 1
.o'uqh-s
Low.‘ 5. l‘lrgh,§
Tile one." d :Ibe Malt Mi }
ere” limos“ will be instilled! tor-arrow
1. g
o
‘ lcmpcratrlre:
l9 Clear .11.
W
Matter: of general interest. were
Wei-ed at the meeting inst sveainz‘
or the Yestl'y of men, Episcopal
Church
All illustrated lecture, I ."Thnee
Weeks iii Switzerland. willheslmw
mmsm m. at 2.30
blcloell'. in use (Inlet ream oaths oil!
at. Jobs We at 'w lilaln street,
Noswalk. by m. m M. lhs- will
itell oi Liter personal! Influences last
mm when. Iliaw spent nail-ls a
month hr SW; The lecture 11
will to amuse with nearly 1001
lantern slide-i which Mrs. Davis;
brought am no: flow. it
was to: this sense the it Jobs home
steed was chosen, tor-hymn ot-the
old “sinned wooden shutters. the
room canbc'timlist Mandi All had-
ies laughed. are invited to he pills-
“to“ _ , ~ ,
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“A
New Dancingmesae
Firming
minors that year give
1“ seller money it
wotautoisaol'iyous
powwow-so roe
Idaho
AIM]! Him ASSURED.
Setters ope-i- essay areas-sail and
""" POELEY‘S
"School
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._, Phone lad-2.
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”use Dolls now ............ 15!
Bus Dolls now ............ 34c
fl)! Dblls now .......... . . 39¢
5i: Dolis now ....... ..... 40c
$1.00D01Isnow.... ..... “.69:
$l~.25 Dolls now ............ 80::
$2.50 Dolls now .......... $149
1mm must 3%
"your-instituted
‘ ‘ed today limin- polemic
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
as wear wnsiimovosj eraser.
”WM NORWALK.
PM Delivery
“BUILT TYPEWFUTERS—L C.
with. Underwood.
Wow . all other
states. sold. rented.
' repaired: Rentals, :5
per month. Huhlnes
sold at; FF per month."
“I. Dom-JELLY.
it South Main. m bout- ‘icmlk.
Cit-Hie Willem Inhi- residinQTon
Newtown avenue cut his hand wifll i
hatalet quite sc'volol'y yesterday while
chounlns wood. Dr ll. 5. llunlillzion
uncalled lid W tite' Mil/iii:
lurk.
W».— .
- Because of the storm. last night, the
annual meeting at the uremia-mm
ot- Trinity. Church. was poems:
one week. from last was“
It sinners will he held. mmsfiiei
{time Inlay“ all this session»
HA.
.er mnneslta. moderate temperatures 1
is 'Ill muffin the W fiifi‘mf‘kmu
with} y genome, W Midis" etching
. Copclitione five; (8' did" {Man was welt “a in Mr lbs
mugged w owl; we... memo; a ei. m... of
u a y cm as per '.sq .
Wmim ion hixh .winds llire can..wcmumWMh
rinsed along tile ooaai tent of Calais: it Red in“: 113311
-—e——---e---'L~—‘ . L “ a! 5 3 will .
it incl at quorum meantime the;
postponement oi thumeeifi; be
non“ School simiemlias
night. The wisdom: so‘blt'd at
only in tow showed up. The in us:
will be “$94.10*" llelmTuesdsy night.
Deputy Susanne. Maddih F.4d:
Bra «.1 instali‘ the oncersv' at... dy
(is
at Bethlehem mango: evening. 'l‘bera
will no visitors” “from new Egon.
‘iiritlxeyort. Stamford and South liar.
wallt. At the close of therneeli'ng titers.
avlll he refinements Lady on..."
(20m from- NOV HIV“). '
The estate of ms Gage l's soilediiled
ems honing were thclndbe lot
We! on new m nus-err
22. at 3 o'clock. it "which time n final
Mounties will. be made} line
consists at about :1. Obtain the me
hblhestead on noose soar. winedito
the dualism! mm Mir; 5 Cullen.
0! this aim is anemia).
A dcgbeloneingto Samuel m or
Smithstmet. was run over by the.
auto truck of Contmctor M. J. Rior-
duo in Wall street shortly betel-é 8.
o'clock this morning. The wheels oi
the machine passed over one of the
animals' rear legs; breaking it. Ginger
Murphy Shut the injured dog, putting 1
it out. of misery ' '~
James H; Emporium. oi! Fair street
has moved. his “may lie Olive bridge.
Ulster County. N. Y. where they will . ‘
mete-their future home with his leth~ j 1
er. Mr. Hunger-lord has sold his home
use and in his now some will save
charge 01 the lsrni there Mr. Hunger-
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the East India Tea Company; ‘g’oi'
Washington street. ‘
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